Battles
What Harbor did Japan surprised attack in WWI that got America in the war?
Pearl Harbor
Where did Women go to work after men left for war?
The Factories
Who was the president of the US at the start of WWII?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
What is the name of the famous, "we Can Do It" propaganda Poster?
Rosie
What was the battle that American 101st Airborne fought in during the German counter offensive?
Battle of Bastogne
American's first battle against the Germans alone in Northern Africa.
Kasserine Pass
What did American families grew in their backyards?
Victory Gardens
Who was the leader of Germany during WWII?
Adolf Hitler
How did America depict Japanese in Propaganda posters?
Big teeth, Squinted eyes, yellow
Who was the leader of Soviet Russia?
Joseph Stalin
The battle in the MIDDLE of the Pacific for an island that was fought with American carriers against Japanese Carriers.
Battle of Midway
What car company switch to making military resources?
A. Ford
B. Honda
C. Toyota
Ford
Who was the commander of the European theater for the Allies towards the end of the war?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
How did Americans depicted Germans in propaganda poster?
Blonde, always angry, Murderous, snobby
Name of atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Little Boy and Fat Man
June 6th, 1941. The biggest amphibious assault in human history.
D-Day
What happened to the Japanese in America after the Pearl Harbor attack?
Sent to internment camps
Who were the RED TAILS?
Tuskegee airmen/ African American pilots
How did Propaganda play a role in getting women in the factories?
That they can do what ever a man can do
What weapon did American forces use as a Submachine gun?
Thompson Gun / Tommy Gun
The battle of the "Sulfur island" where the American Flag was raised on top of Mt. Suribachi.
Battle of Iwo Jima
What was the first material to be rationed when Japan attacked the Dutch Indies?
A. Oil
B. Tires
C. Suger
B.Tires
Who was President of the US in the last year of the war?
Truman
What did propaganda towards the axis's forces do to the people that were related to them in America?
It made them into outcast and hated
What was the battle that was the American version of Stalingrad?
Battle of Aachen